Works alongside the systems your agency already runs
From request to record
A certificate takes minutes. A wrong one takes years.
Most desks lose hours a week to certificates. Coily does the reading, the checking, and the record-keeping, and brings a person in when something needs judgment.
01 · The request arrives
Twenty minutes, forty times a week.
Every request gets read, retyped into the AMS, checked by eye, and chased by the requester. One of them always says the crew is on site today.
certs@meridian.com
Please provide a COI naming us as additional insured, with a waiver of subrogation and $1M / $2M general liability.
02 · FormLock checks it
The wording has to match the policy, exactly.
Coily picks out the holder, the limits, and each endorsement, then checks them against the policy record on file before anything goes out.
03 · The record outlives it
One wrong field is an E&O file.
A certificate is your agency's word about what the policy says. Coily keeps a copy of what the policy said when the certificate went out, so if anyone asks later, the answer is already on file.
vrf_9f2ka31mc84
The verification engine
Fast is only safe when it's checked. Meet FormLock™.
FormLock checks every provision and limit the certificate asserts against the policy record on file. If the record doesn't back it, it goes to a person on your team instead of out the door.
Verified against the endorsements and policy terms on file, not a live carrier confirmation. A certificate confers no rights; coverage is governed by the policy.
Security and compliance
Every cert leaves a record. Nothing else stays.
Every certificate is logged with the proof behind it. The documents themselves are processed and then deleted: we don't keep them, and we never train on them.
0
checks per cert
0
docs retained
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carry proof
- certificate
- acord-25
- proof
- vrf_9f2ka31mc84
- checks
- 5 passed
- policy
- frozen at issuance
- documents
- purged after send
- audit log
- append-only
Give your team their afternoons back.
Coily works with the inbox and the AMS you already use. Send it the next request and see what comes back.
Checked before it sends
